Each member of The Beatles released an album the same year the band broke up, but each album differs in quality.

For all of their promise, the Beatles‘ journey as solo acts was dotted with potholes. George Harrison came roaring into the ’70s, quickly releasing two chart-topping post-breakup albums and ...

But there’s one solo of his that impressed Beatles guitarist George Harrison above the others. And it’s not even on a rock ...

From George Harrison's idiosyncratic slide guitar to John Lennon's raw candor, find out how the solo albums by John, George, Ringo and Paul rank against eachother.

Charlie Martin has been making warm and subtly hooky music as one-half of Hovvdy for the better part of the last decade. Today, he’s releasing his debut solo album, Imaginary People, which was ...

As solo acts, continued to make some truly memorable music. Looking back over the past five decades, here are the 10 best Beatles solo albums in chronological order: ...

The five decades since have witnessed over 60 studio albums from the four solo Beatles and to say that they are a bit of a mixed bag is an understatement.

George Harrison's solo work is considered to be the best out of the Fab Four; and coming into his own overshadowed the band's final works.

The 50th anniversary edition of George Harrison’s ‘All Things Must Pass’ proves in glorious detail why it's the best Beatles solo album.

Like we recently did with Bruce Springsteen's discography, we're culling Sir Paul's post-Beatles output down to his 10 best studio LPs — and yes, the Wings albums will be included in the mix. 10.

Paul McCartney released a solo version of a song from The Beatles' 'The White Album' in the 1990s that became a hit in the United Kingdom.